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Adjusting hues selectively

Adjusting hues selectively - Photoshop Tutorial

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Adjusting hues selectively

So far I've showed you how you can change all of the colors inside of an image using Hue/Saturation. In this exercise I'm going to demonstrate how to change a single range of colors. Specifically the blues in this umbrella, without affecting any of the other colors none of the other portions of the umbrella not the background not her face, not her sweater, without the use of a selection or a layer mask, just Hue/Saturation by itself. I'm working inside this image called Rainbow umbrella.jpg. It comes to us from T.Tulic of the Fotolia Image Library about which you can learn more at Fotolia.com/deke, and I'm going to press Ctrl+Shift+U or Command+Shift+U on the Mac, that keyboard shortcut that I gave you with dekeKeys, and I am going to enter a name for this layer of sweater which may seem strange when we're going to change the blue portion of the umbrella. But we're ultimately going to use it to change this sweater in the next exercise. And I'm actually doing it this way for…

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